>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news attorney general rob bonta is at this moment making a major announcement about the state's opioid crisis. we're live with how it'll impact that bay area. plus, sunnyvale police at the center of the federal lawsuit after a teenager can crisis was shot and killed. we're going to hear from the family. it suspicious without and you want patients. i school shuts down. >> i don't think the kids who really like the school they have. backlash in pacifica this morning after the district votes to close an elementary school parents. students not happen.

>> thanks for waking up with us very and i'm james. we're going to get weather and traffic to start the hour. we'll begin with the forecast and some of those cooler temperatures that we're seeing outside and the coast is clear, john, the coast is so clear. i mean, look at the golden gate bridge. there is no cloud cover. and whatsoever. >> we are clear from the coast, the bayshore to our inland areas, golden gate bridge, just one of many spots where you're looking up at the sunshine as you have so often lately, winds from our inland areas are pushing out to the coast, but winds are pretty spotty, really impacting the coast in our upper elevations, areas that are windier are definitely seeing our warmer temperatures happen. bay at 63 right now, while some 30's and 40's and are comparatively calm spot. so definitely don't forget the jacket. we just are. frost advisories expiring literally just one minute ago. as for temperatures today,

it's even warmer than yesterday with 60's to low 70's on the map. >> i think that well, we had a pretty terrible tragic, car accident earlier this morning that impacted bart and highway 4. the good news about it is that everything is cleared currently and then the yellow line is back up and running. no major delays here at all. k, let's get a look at our highways like the bay bridge. 16 minutes there. if you are going to be traveling taking a richmond, sandra fell bridge about 12 while the golden gate bridge put you at about 30 minutes and let's get a look at highway for this is where that accident i just mention was it was on the eastbound and westbound side just west of bailey road and things were shut down temporarily. now they're back open. still a little slow, though. 31 minute ride traveling from antioch in to conquer. all right, james in a will bringing you more on that. yeah. keeping up to date on what's going barton said accident this morning. so let's get the latest on this is reyna said service restored this morning. >> between the north conquered station and the pittsburgh in

antioch stations. it was temporarily shut down. kron four's will tran following it all was there when it was shut down. and later, i when it reopened. yeah. will. >> bart is back on track. literally. they are not stopping at pittsburgh and making people hop on a bus bridge. instead, they're going all the way through. but for a while north conquered, this was the first stop as antioch and the bay point pittsburgh station off-limits because of this. let me show you pictures around 3.45 in the morning for some unknown reason. they're still investigating a car crashes through the barrier and lands on the track responders came out there and they realize that the person had died inside the car. they spent hours removing the car, looked at the track. then right around about 8 o'clock in the morning, they were able to remove that car and get service resumed to the thousands of part. right. spend in between that time. let me show you video. they

had to rush out and establish a bus bridge because people in antioch, well, bart was off limits. so was that bay point station they had to carry people to the north conquered station, making it effectively the first stop for a very popular line and thousands of people had to hop on the bus bridge and others. they simply said it was just impossible. they knew it would be packed. so they drove to north conquered. it didn't want to deal with the bus bridge because >> can you imagine how many people are coming from the antioch station and have to be on the bus bridge to get over here. guard. you know, i i again, was woken up to to the area. >> i saw read the yellow lights down medicaid unless we do construction pharmacy. eyes closed. there's a car and the thing on >> how did that happen? >> how did that happen is still under investigation at

this particular time? we don't know the person's name or why that person crossed over the barrier and then landed on the tracks. fortunately, it only cars far to back up for about 4 or 5 hours. and now it's fully resume not just heading into the heart of the east bay and san francisco. that also means that you don't have to stop here in north conquered and hop on a bus bridge to bay point are any. all right. thanks a lot. well. >> well, 904 is the time. let's go to the pacific of school district now where they voted late last night. the district did to close ocean shore elementary was greeted with a backlash from the community. kron 4 stephanie rothman has more. >> families flooded in group d lacey school. one of the schools that has now proposed to take on hundreds of relocated students. the school bar now facing backlash for many who say that decision quickly and without consideration.

>> families, teachers and students rallying wednesday, head of a school board meeting to decide the fate of an elementary school. many parents say they are upset over how the district has been moving forward with the proposal. >> it suspicious. it unusual because normally the administration and the school community has a lot of communication transparency in this case. they snuck right after the new year. >> and ocean shore school k 5 closes 400 students will be relocated to sunset ridge school at the start of next school year, possibly using the gym and other non classroom space for learning with doubt. and eamon, to completion. that is new to crest. that shows that there's no planning. there's no pen. we don't know how they're going to hit us all and alomar school, 6th through 8th grade program would moved in griddy lacey, middle school in the 2026, 2027 school students of color and of lower income live in the north. and they want to make the only k 8 option all the way in the south. that

seems very classes and races to me. astray shuns ran high during the pack school board meeting. needs. >> cars to a recent report by the district enrollment over the past decade has decreased 17%. >> school officials believe a merger would help balance the budget if i school shuts down. i don't think the kids who really like to school be happy make me. >> despite the board's vote, many families say they will continue fighting to keep their schools open. reporting in pacifica, stephanie rothman kron, 4 news that this effect and the oakland school district is under pressure to close or merge some of the schools there. >> a letter that was sent by the to the district by the alameda county office of education said that they are on track to run out of money by november and they will be unable to meet their financial

obligations unless they make significant budget cuts to the oakland school district are currently facing a 152 million dollar budget deficit. the board has considered merging 10 schools that share campuses. but they haven't voted yet on that option. the education office has also appointed a fiscal adviser for ou st. the district says they're likely going to be working closely with that adviser to find a solution. >> time to come good and just cause. and after that, i >> sunnyvale family has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit police shooting that killed their teenage son last year. we do a body camera footage of the incident. we do want to warn you before we show it, though, some may find it disturbing. but in this video from march of last year, you can see a son of police officer pointing a gun at 19 year-old emmanuel perez

basara. at one point he pulls the trigger. police say they were responding this mobile home park based on a call about a naked man walking around the area. well, an officer shot that teen has he was walking towards him. the lawyer representing the family says the officer didn't follow proper protocol and using a firearm like that should have been only a last resort. >> and he found himself that day and mental health crises. this was a young man had enough awareness. what he was experiencing and his family was not fair that he called 9-1-1 looking for help. >> the family says they're ready to take the case all the way to trial. and in the coming days, they say they're going to go to the court to schedule an appointment with attorneys to prepare their case. >> its 909 and multiple people are displaced because of a fire that broke out in an apartment in san jose. crews responded to the fire. it was in this building on lines, gatos, alamuddin road about 2

in the afternoon yesterday. so you can see them here as they were investigating. there were multiple people who call reporting seeing the flames and the smoke 7 apartment units were burned and 4 are pretty extensively damaged. everybody was able to get out safely with no injuries. they're investigating the cause. san jose city officials have narrowed down their candidates to fill the vacant seat on the city council. so let's take a look at the screen here which shows the potential candidates being considered right now suggested to fill the district 3 seat, which was left by councilmember omar torres, who resigned and was arrested in november, accused of child abuse. there you see bob stadler, jamaal williams, danielle marie christian, carl, eugene solace and baltasar lopez. all 5 will be interviewed january. 28 and then one is going to be appointed to represent the downtown area until voters pick a permanent replacement. and that's in a special election in april.

>> they eliminate my major, completely just seemed like. >> the university, if there's no sports. >> it did not think that happened whatsoever. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, sonoma state university slashing its athletic program and getting rid of some academic programs entirely 2 days into the semester. can you imagine how disappointed the students and staff are? we'll take a closer look. meanwhile, the family of a woman that died when she was pushed in front of a train is holding part responsible. details on that lawsuit too. and after the break, the city of san jose unveiling a new project to help foster youth transitioning into do

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>> 9.30, member jazz hands. this and for jazz workshop, which is a group of local high school jazz musicians. they are the cream of the crop. they have made it to a purse to just band competition. they're going to new york city. the young musicians are going to compete in the 30th annual essential ellington high school jazz band competition and festival. this is based. the program, the stanford band there based on campus and they have been named one of the top 30 high school bands in the whole country. the competition is may 7th to the 11th at the lincoln center in new york city. now. >> a teen and other work outside from mount tam clear skies. that's nothing new. we do have quite the very righty of temperatures this morning, though, half moon bay, an area that's been a bit breezy overnight. you have 63 for your current temp. compare

that to santa rosa, which actually fell right towards freezing this morning. and this is comparatively a lot calmer last night overall, not as cold in the morning as yesterday this weekend. we have quite the change of pace. finally after what has been such persistently dry weather through january, this low pressure area is relatively moisture starved. so it doesn't do a time. but what it does do is offer a couple sprinkles possible, especially for the south bay into late saturday and sunday, a few inches of snow in the sierra for southern california. this is the area that's going to have the most impact with saturday sunday and monday bringing some light showers. but some of the first rain of the season to many of these areas. now there's a catch to that. even though the rain is absolutely needed. and so appreciated their recent burn scars all around the la metro area and with any sort of moisture on top of that, that potential of mudslides and debris flows is certainly a concern nearby. those burn scars bay area again, may not even come out with a single drop of water at all. we are

seeing red flag warnings actually extended through tomorrow for the mountains around la had the new fire. the hughes fire burning yesterday nearby. the grapevine actually closing that route up points through the evening last night into this morning. 60's for your highs today for at least most of us. it's not just 60's, though. today is a warmer day than yesterday. and because of that, we do have some 70's on the map in particular for the south bay with san jose at 70 degrees. morgan hill at 72 east bay. temperatures in the 60's with hayward through fremont at 68 degrees. same in oakland down through castro valley, north bay temperatures pretty solid 60's with a couple of low 70's in spots like jan bill and santa rosa. looking ahead, temperatures will remain steady into tomorrow. but after that, we have a slight cool down towards the weekend with that slim chance of a sprinkle for the bay. >> it was 80 over in the east bay. so more than just busy

look. 53 minutes from selling data to 37 my problem. mission boulevard to navigate around that 5, 80, 80 traveling oakland, both of them seeing a slower conditions. so international might be a good bet for you. there of a bridge right now. 18 minutes into the city. no access or hazards on the bay bridge. richmond, sandra fell bridge sits at around 10, one on one in the south bay. look at that. 55 minutes. 85 up to menlo park. 2, 80 82 better option for you at this hour. and highway 4 are still seeing those residual delays. earlier accident. 20 women right traveling into conquered darya. james, back to you. >> time now to talk winners and losers on wall street with financial expert rob black joining us on this thursday morning, rob, where the dow is not bad. it's up 255 points at the moment. what are you seeing out there? >> we hit record highs yesterday while the s p 500. so it's kind of what kind of a rusty door thing going on. >> where all stuck there. not seeing a lot of action on the s and p little bit on the

positive side. will it break through is the question you know, start setting new highs on top of hitting the record highs recently. potential tax cuts and potential deregulation. has the markets kind of a bush exciting experience at this point in time yeah, found interesting. i was watching yesterday some of the drama unfold. >> in washington on the tech front. yeah. you you probably heard of this, too, with. president trump unveiling projects stargate he had sam altman from openai in head. larry ellison there from oracle and finance heads as well. talking about this new endeavor to build these giant data centers where they're going to really push ai and be the leader in that around the world. and then not too long after that, you had elon musk on acts sort of kind of blasting it, saying that they don't have the money kind of talking down this new effort that the president's spearheading kind of interesting. they're all supposed to be on the same page. i thought with elon musk

in the administration. but it doesn't seem like it. >> it's gonna interesting. i think must go on openai oracle and softbank on other ceos pledging up to 500 billion dollars over the next 4 years. these massive data ai data centers. musk kind of put put it a little bit and said, you know, that's not really going to happen. a pickle as 10 billion. but microsoft's satya nadella came out and said we're in for 80 billion and marc benioff was like, well. openai and microsoft are going to compete with each other. so this is gonna get messy. little bit of drama. little bit of drama for sure. >> and i don't know that plays out. i know a lot probably probably won't be that full to a 500 billion. probably not. yeah. but then on the political side to i just find it fascinating that elon musk who supposed to be supporting the president's efforts because he's part of the administration is pump aside kind of talking smack about a little bit. you know, we'll see how that side of it plays out. who knows yeah. all

right. let's talk a little bit about the the economic impacts of the la fires we just had in the last hour. word from sacramento in the governor that he's coordinated a bunch of banks to try to at least give all the people who lost homes in these fires, at least a 90 day reprieve when it comes to mortgage payments. but the economic impacts going to be huge with this thing. yeah. >> the la wildfires it's going last in the community of la for years economically on the national front, it's not much about 3%. it's not much. so tune is now 275 billion dollars insured losses will be about 50 billion. the out-of-pocket losses will be over. 50 billion for individuals for la, you know, it can national. that's very nominal of arced up. but for angelenos probably means less travel, less entertainment rents are going jump. not today, but over the next several years as we get shortage of housing. so

400,000 cars, this is a new one to may 400,000 cars. it's thought to be damaged or destroyed. so people got to get new cars and cars have higher insurance. homeowners insurance is already up 18% in the last 2 years in the los angeles area. we'll go up another 13 and a half percent expected in 2025. so the economic damage is going to take years to cover from. that's a story we're certainly going to be following at 4. >> years at lastly, this go back to tech. look at we talk about tech meadow. as you said, trying to be the new apple. i love how meta is really pushing sort of the evolution, the iteration of its tech, its products, which is something i missed from apple least to be before. you know, they used to be the ones that are always pushing out something that was kind of like new and wow and sort of industry changing. but kind of taking those rains. >> you are right. mark zuckerberg, founder of podcast recently, any kind of took a shot at apple say they haven't innovated. what they did

innovate with more privacy, which hurts companies like meta because they want all the information they can on you to advertisers. but matt is going after apple, like you said, they're now have successful pair of ray-bans rain bands that can pick pictures. you can analyze environment. they could do musically to phone calls. they're pretty cool. every other piece of hardware medals ever done. it's kind of flopped. bigtime, including a phone. now, the next apple probably is not going to be might be meta. they're going to upgrade the rape. this year they're developing. oakley is another brand of sunglasses that are going to be very high end and there could be made for cyclists of have the camera right here, not in the middle and for athletes maybe likes met swimmers because the sunglasses, but for athletes who want get video of them in action, to speak from that perspective and then they have another pair of high in glasses about $1200. that may come out later the and end of the year. that's a be on the lower right corner. you and people see like little small computer screen. think they're

working on air pods of cameras. although if you have long hair doesn't really work. and the camera angles kind of goofy, everyone kind of admits that at this point in time, they're also working on a watch. so they're going after a lot of the bread and butter that apple that's fascinating. all right. so medica to be one to watch this year as they roll out one thing after another. rob, thank you as always. always fascinating. we're going to chat was rob again on monday. so let him know now. >> what questions or comments you have for him is contact information there at the bottom of the screen. rob, have a great weekend. we'll

>> its 9.25. and it was a major police response and the east bay because somebody called said they found a box

full of military explosives was in pleasant hills. so there's a huge response from the walnut creek police bomb squad. they came out personnel with the u.s. air force responded. they all went into that home on shirley drive yesterday afternoon and they safely removed all the materials. they're saying all they're saying right now, there's no active criminal investigation. everybody is safe, but they're not releasing any details, including where the box came from. developing story now, a judge in las vegas has denied a motion to dismiss all charges against the man who's accused in the death of rapper tupac shakur. duane davis claimed in multiple interviews and in his autobiography that he ordered the drive-by shooting of 2 poch in 1996. prosecutors argue davis chose to confess to multiple times to this crime. his attorney, though davis's attorney argues a conviction cannot only be based on a defendant's statements. a judge denied the

motions to dismiss the charges against him and to delay the trial. so the trial will go on. it is set for march 17th. >> well, for your health this morning, researchers at the university of albany have developed a new test that can actually quickly detect salmonella in food. salmonella. in case you didn't know is a bacteria that can grow an animal waste and then eventually contaminates things like eggs and milk and each different kinds of produce. it's one of the main causes of foodborne analysts illnesses in the u.s.. but researchers have developed 2 different types of tests that can detect salmonella in 4 to 5 hours instead of having to wait days. and these test kits still have to go through further studies before they're available for wider commercial use. but with this could mean is that processing plants and factories can routinely test the things that they're producing for salmonella and find out before shipments leave the factory if they're contaminated or not, instead

waiting days to recall things after they've already been sold and potentially consumed 9.27. is in >> place at time. >> and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the emotional message from a mother after her son was

>> 9.29 right now. chilly out there. but i got this i take the big puffy coat the morning. and then in the afternoon, i don't lets find out what the afternoon is going to be like once these chilly temperatures disappear job. i was bill bad. i'm like, wait big puffy coat. i guess i need you again. very cold again this morning. yeah. it has been like winter in the morning, but what's winter

during the afternoon? it's been so warm and comfortable. >> looking outside from mount tam, lots of sun out there. we do have some breezy spots this morning. but all in all most of us are actually pretty calm and there's a disparity in temperatures likely because of those winds, half moon bay. 64, you've been one of our windier spots. well, some of our calmer areas actually fell well down into the 30's this morning. so, yeah, another cold start for sure. frost advisories just expired moments ago and now we're on to that warmer part of the day ahead of us, which will be 60's to even 70's today. reyna. >> tom, thank you that. check it out. 8.18, that. >> few minor traffic collision in traffic hazards sprinkled throughout hayward and fremont. look at the drive times. they're from san leandro. now the 2.37 is about 42 minutes. already pretty busy in oakland. so international might be a good option for you. 15 minutes on the bay bridge while our richmond center fell is at 9 and the golden gate bridge. a 23 minute by darya. james, back to you.

>> thanks a lot of tonight. 31 and the press conference just ended now with california jenner general about rob bonta. and he was saying with the state is going to do to tackle the opioid crisis. a big problem. that drug has claimed thousands of lives >> california over the years and covers george korda live in san francisco with more on what was said, joe, >> yeah, guys, good morning. we just heard from the attorney general announcing a major settlement against one of the companies accused of fueling the opioid crisis. so here's what we know just minutes ago finding out from bonta that he says this is about holding opioid manufactures to account the bipartisan coalition he's working with with 15 states, including california, has reached a 7.4 billion with a b dollar settlement with the sackler family and their company. purdue pharma. this will prohibit the sackler family from selling opioids here in the u.s. bonta says pharma played a major role in

the opioid epidemic costing many lives and says that 13130 americans that is die every day from opioid overdose. >> we can't bring back the lives that were lost and we can't restore the communities that were irreparably harmed. we can bring purdue pharma and the sackler family to justice. >> preliminary data from the san francisco medical examiner reveals over 630 people died from an overdose in 2024. here in the city, tom wolf of daly city tells us his life spiraled out of control when he got hooked. >> i was a really late-stage addiction with heroin and fentanyl addiction. that all started off of opioids. painkillers after a had surgery back in 2015. and that spiraled into heroin and fentanyl addiction. and let me to homelessness on the streets of san francisco in 2018.

>> well, it's now 6 years into his recovery and works as a recovery advocate. now, again, that major settlement announced just a few minutes ago will prevent pharma purdue pharma from ever selling opioids here. the u.s. again, we're live in san francisco, joe hart, a kron 4 news. thank you, joey. >> 9.33 is the time and the family of an elderly woman who was pushed in front of a moving car train and killed is now suing bart. yeah, they're speaking out saying that it's unsafe and that part doesn't protect their riders. kron four's terisa stasio has more. >> the family says the bart is putting lives at risk and that is why they say that they are taking this action. >> i can't express the amount of hurt. that my family has gone through. that is the nephew, of course, owned and down the 74 year-old daly city resident shown here. >> was known as a generous, compassionate woman who loved to cook for her colleagues and care for her family members.

but on july first 2024 5 minutes after dan dan left her job as a telephone operator park hilton hotel and downtown san francisco. the family says that she was pushed from the platform at the powell street bart station and later died of her injuries. it's not just him. >> there's a lot of people out there. >> cool. >> it's just circling that train station. i know because the moment that that happened to my on i went to that station myself and there's about a dozen, you know, people in there who i didn't feel safe, just we're going to that station. what more a female at, you know, 11, 11, 30. >> on wednesday, dan dance family announced a lawsuit against bart claiming that the public transportation agency failed in its job to protect passengers such as dan tan court documents, state that trevor belmont had been banned from bart, adding that he had been arrested at least 27

times and 2018. he had been convicted and engaging in lewd conduct when he exposed himself on bart. >> we are. filing this complaint. to make sure it doesn't happen again to to anybody else. a criminal is now under. you know, investigation for murder, appalling. >> ward is on notice. you have to stop and make these trains and stations say for riders. this is appalling as far south lawsuit claims wrongful death. >> elder abuse as well as public endangerment. we reached out to bart, but they did not have a comment about the lawsuit in san francisco. theresa kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay, man convicted in december of killing 2 young women and fremont. 39 years ago is now sentenced to again life in prison. so on tuesday, 63 year-old david misch was sentenced to 2 25 years to

life sent prison sentences for the murders of jennifer dewey and show. xavier back in 1986. here you see their pictures. their bodies were found in a remote area after they attended a birthday party in fremont dna evidence and a partial license plate connected. those victims to mesh. misch was already serving a life sentence for the 1989 kidnapping and murder of 9 year-old michela garrett in hayward. he's going to be serving his new sentences after completing his current 18 year to life sentence for the murder of character. >> the san jose police department is facing a federal civil rights lawsuit over a canine attack. and we've blurred the video because it's graphic and you may find it disturbing to hear what's going on as well. screams of fernando villanueva galv as as a police dog was ripping off part of his ear and you can

see after the fact what he looked like inviting his face, his head, his arms, his neck. police used that canine when responding to a call that there was a stabbing at apartment complex in october of 2023. the officers say that galvez was told to surrender and they waited outside his apartment for several hours before they sent in that canine. but the video shows the dog last on and the attorney says that the officers telling the dog to stop of the dog. wouldn't let go. and so because of that, they say that that was an uncontrolled weapon, the police for using and now they're suing the department for excessive force. >> refused to let you know, the officers a pretty big guys. and second strong guy was using all of his might to try to physically remove the socked in by the dog is continuing 2. why not to attack is but bottom, half of this year, it's not just your low. this is significant part

of this year. he does have hearing loss now of that year. he has very deep his arm. a cause. nerve just want hold the san jose police department and of course accountable for what happened. >> and she says that her client is still trying to heal from the physical and emotional wounds. she believes the san jose police department has to adjust its policies around canine use. we did ask the santas a police for comment, but we haven't heard back. >> well, a call for safer streets now coming from the mother of a young man who was killed in a multi-car crash over the weekend in san francisco. police say 27 year-old mikhail romanenko was killed in a crash sunday night when a tesla traveling almost 100 miles an hour crashed into 6 other vehicles at 6th and harrison street. the driver of that car. 66 year old jai lynn yang was arrested and charged with vehicular manslaughter. but michael's mother, julia is remembering now her son.

>> was kind and helping everybody using all his skills. his knowledge. she was in place at time. the steps should be taken. how to reduce the accidents lives lost. >> the crash remains an active police investigation. the sfmta says they're also taking necessary measures to reduce speeding at that intersection. well, yesterday morning we told you about ice agents now able to arrest migrants at places like schools and churches. the department of homeland security says that under their new policy. >> quote, criminals will no longer be able to hide in america's schools and churches to avoid arrest. >> prior to this reversal, officers are usually required to get approval for any enforcement operations that involve to school or a church except in cases like national security. well, that move is

causing many bay area residents to be fearful of possible deportation and even avoid leaving their homes altogether. yesterday, a community resource center in san francisco is mission district saw a lot fewer attendees than usual for their food pantry event. many of those who did show up say they are worried about crackdowns. >> so you're going go to church a lot. so, you know, with the new suppose the changes that that the rays can happen in fearful, i don't know. should i go should not go. i go there earlier and then my my son goes later. but right now we've decided that we're going to go together. >> multiple advocacy agencies are going to be gathering in san jose to host a roundtable to talk more about what the trump administration plans and what they can do to protect the community. they'll have different advocacy groups speaking about the different areas being touched in lives,

immigration, healthcare, human rights and others. and they're going to be calling for the community to work in solidarity. that discussion is at 6 o'clock at the roosevelt community center. today, the city of san jose unveils a new affordable housing project that's dedicated to housing. former foster kids. there's a partnership that was first put into place for the youth of the first community housing. they're celebrating a milestone. now with the mission of supporting foster youth that are transitioning becoming adults. 6 sorry, 9 young people actually enrolled in this program. they're moving into these apartment. >> and they're going to be in this new community. they'll be joined by residents and city, the city's mayor at 2 o'clock this afternoon. >> we're going to take a break or 9.42, but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news and east bay animal shelters make it easier to adopt a pet. who will tell you how you can help some of these animals find their forever homes. and after the break, nasa honoring those

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for southern california saturday, sunday and monday will each bring rainfall potential and this is good news but also bad news for socal neighbors. the good news is we're finally breaking this dry streak. the bad news is now we have burn scars, fresh burn scars at that. so that risk of mudslides and debris flows is certainly something that officials in the vicinity of those recent burns are absolutely thinking about the bay area. maybe a sprinkle or 2, not much for us. the sierra couple inches of snow would make things slick. if you are heading up there this weekend, red flag warnings have been extended for southern california into 10:00am tomorrow as we do still see breezy conditions and dry conditions ahead of this weekend's cooler and wetter weather for our socal neighbors 60's for your highs in the city as well as at the coastline today we're talking 60's to 70's elsewhere, though. in fact, today is going to be one of the warmer ones of this week's forecast with southern parts of the bay area like the south bay. she's ali in the low 70's getting close to 70 from fremont on up to union city. same from

hayward, castro valley up through oakland while the north bay breaching the low 70's and a couple spots yet again this afternoon. so just downright warm for this time of year. as for next 7 days, do expect temperatures to cool down a bit this weekend chance of some isolated showers, especially for the south bay. >> and seeing a lot more green than red. we are still little slow along one on one of long, the peninsula south bay. >> but 8, 85, 80 even highly for were seen a lot of progress out there. 50 minute ride traveling into the city on the bay bridge want well along richmond, sandra fell. if you are going to be in the highway for remember, we had early-morning accident the year things down and things were slower. but now we're at 18 minutes. all lanes are back open and traffic finally recovering dana 5.80, about 18 minutes. you'll start to slow into unit oakland and let's check out 6.80, doubling down to fremont. it right there.

diane james, back to you. >> thanks a lot. 9.47. in a steady flow of donors came to the fremont fire department administration building to help out and donate blood in this time when there's a great need across the nation, the american red cross is struggling to keep up because with the la fires and winter storm events, they have had to cancel some of blood drives and now they need even more. >> it is a puzzle to 500 cancel blood drives nationally. and collectively we've missed out on 12,000 units of blood collected. >> the red cross, they said they need all types of blood but especially type o negative. if you have that and then platelets are always needed as well. so do check into donating. they have various drives. >> and if you can't or don't want to donate blood, you can also donate money as well. in fact, are partner or parent network nexstar's partnered with the red cross to raise money for the wildfire victims

scanning that qr code on the screen will take you to a form you can fill out and donate. rest assured that the money will go where you want it. >> its 9.48. and switching to tech. are you looking for new phone? know that for apple anyway now. but you know, samsung has some new stuff. yeah. in fact, they've got a whole lineup of the galaxy family and rich demuro was in san jose to take a look. sampson held their latest unpacked event here in san jose and the heart of silicon valley where ai is a major bust word. and of course it was up on stage as samsung unveiled their latest galaxy s 25 lineup. >> lighter faster, smarter with i didn't ever. that's the promise of samsung's new s 25 lineup together the to the you it again. before. sampson brought me to their unpacked event in san jose to go hands

on with their latest phones. it's got some nice squared off edges to it. and it's just really easy to hold and is lighter than years past. noticeably lighter on this on the old truck. the screen now a bit bigger at 6.9 inches. but the device, the same size, samsung says improvements in blaster ability are making a difference leading to less screen repairs. the phones run one knew why 7 new software with i built and you can search for photos or device settings using natural language. >> personalization, a big focus this year. then now a brief which gives you morning and night updates while the now par putts like that infoi on your lock screen. the camera get several improvements with more detail on close of macro shots. a new 50 megapixel ultra-wide lens. i that improves lowlife video and 10 bit hdr higher quality video by the fall. meanwhile,

audio racer can remove unwanted noise like wind routes and for creators. there's a new video mode for full control of your footage. the ai portraits studio is faster with more detailed, realistic results. sustainability is also key. the s 25 lineup more recycled materials, including batteries may from 50% recycled cobalt from old galaxy phones with 7 generations of operating system updates. 7 years of security updates, more memory and faster wi-fi. samsung has packed a lot into these phones all without raising prices. >> the galaxy s 25 lineup starts at $800. this top of the line. s 25 ultra is $1300. a new phones are in store starting february 7th and yes, we did get a surprise. samsung teased at the very end, a new

phone, the galaxy s 25 edge a thin version of their popular flagship in san jose. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >> 9.51. and we guess what? i don't know if you're up on sports. but you know, for the first time in 25 years, the nba all-star weekend is right here in the bay area. it's happening across san francisco, oakland, on february 14th, valentine's day. that's the start. so if you want to avoid the crowds, of course, keep that mind to highlights include the they have an all-star celebrity game. that's at the oakland arena. they have the rising stars game which is going to be the chase center. and there are concerts at pier. 48 analyze it now and flow then on saturday, there's the skills challenge and then james, our favorite, everybody's favorite. the 3 3 point contests and dunk. which you know is steph is always the perennial winner. when or

fun. yeah. iona for the thank so that then they have the hbcu classic in oakland. >> they got another concert with no luck on all. my gosh. i love now kyle. so that's pier 40, not a good staff. the big game also has good satellite sports. i'm really looking all the other stuff that, yes, the big game, if you like sports, obviously that's important is february 16th at the chase center. and then back to the fun chainsmokers nightmare at pier. 48 wrapping up. this is a jam packed weekend, isn't yeah. all right. 9.52 is the time we're going take a look here today at nasa. they're going to >> pause and take a moment on this annual day of remembrance to honor the lives that were lost in the pursuit of exploration space exploration. that includes the crews of apollo one challenger, columbia, each january, nasa pauses to reflect on their sacrifices and celebrate their contributions as well. and one of those honored is the bay area's on michael alsbury of

santa clara. he was an american test pilot for scaled composites, the company and he tragically lost his life on october 31st of 2014 during a test flight of the virgin galactic spaceship. he was a key figure in the pursuit of commercial space. travel in his death marked a somber moment in history of space exploration. 9.53. is the time. we'll be right back.

>> it's 9.56. and take a look at all of the dogs that are up for adoption now in antioch at the animal services office and you don't even have to pay at all. they're waiving the fees for adoption because they're

expecting some more law, large dogs to come in today. and that's going to put them over capacity. so if you'd like to help and get a new furry friend eu countries, the website go to the shelter. the road from 10 to 5 tuesdays through saturdays and just, you know, what's the harm in you'll take all. that's but it is a good time. it is. >> all right. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. the oakland unified school district is on track to run out of money this year. the district now facing a possible. the closure of schools as well. meanwhile, san jose police, we're being accused of excessive force after a violent canine attacked details that have been laid out. a new federal lawsuit. and the morning commute back on track. thankfully along highway 4 after a fatal crash temporarily shut down park temporarily shut down park service near pitt

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